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94361 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ebionism; Ebionites.40
… of faith had a separate organization for itself. Strict Jewish ceremonial allowed no Jew to eat with any other not a Jew. The "love-feasts" of the early church …
94362 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Education.27
… simple faith and ancient religious ideals as over against the worldly-wise diplomacy and sensuous idolatry of the surrounding nations. Under the monarchy …
94363 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Education.33
… the faithful prepared the way for the teachings of Jesus concerning a Divine spiritual kingdom, based upon the personal, ethical character of the individual …
94364 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Education.34
… lofty faith grasped the eternal principles which are the basis of all individual and national integrity and worth. These truths and principles they impressed …
94365 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Education.69
… , abiding faith in their worth and high destiny and earnest solicitude for their regeneration and perfection. To say that Jesus was the world's greatest …
94366 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Election.25
… means faith. In the practical experience of the soul its designed effect is to emphasize in the believer the consciousness (itself native to the true state …
94367 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Elijah.17
… a faithful prophet of Yahweh.
94368 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Elijah.22
… 7,000 faithful and the one, himself, which he believed to number all the righteous left alive in Israel ( 1 Kings 19:15 - 18 ).
94369 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Elijah.26
… true faith.
94370 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Elijah.27
… false faiths as could lead only to disaster. Ever since the time of Joshua, the religion of Yahweh had been waging its combat with the old Canaanite worship …
94371 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Elijah.29
… narrative: faith in Yahweh as God of Nature and as covenant God of the patriarchs and their descendants; consuming "zeal" against the false religion which …
94372 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Elisha.38
… and faithful patriotic service. He is on his death bed, having witnessed the fearful oppressions of Israel by Hazael who made Israelites as dust under his …
94373 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Enchantment.8
… Christian faiths more clearly seen than in their power to emancipate the human mind and spirit from the mental and moral darkness, the superstition and …
94374 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. English Versions.27
… the faith, the intrepidity and the genius of Luther the national version which satisfied it for more than three centuries, and, after a recent and essentially …
94375 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. English Versions.32
… the faith, the courage and the labor of John Wycliffe and his "poor priests."
94376 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Enoch.4
… , "By faith Enoch was translated that he should not see death; and he was not found, because God translated him" ( Hebrews 11:5 ).
94377 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Epaphras.2
… ," "a faithful minister of Christ" ( Colossians 1:7 ), and "a bondservant of Christ Jesus" ( Colossians 4:12 margin). The last designation Paul uses several times of himself …
94378 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ephesians, Epistle to The.24
… Christian faith, rather than on the Law and the Promises." Neither is it true that in Ephesians the Law is spoken of slightingly, as some say, by the reference …
94379 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ephesians, Epistle to The.30
… the faithful in Christ Jesus." When we look at the evidence for this reading we find that the two words en Epheso are lacking in Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus …
94380 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ephesians, Epistle to The.31
… , "and faithful" (kai pistois), and interpret this latter expression (pistois) either in the New Testament sense of "believers" or in the classical sense of "steadfast …